Upgrades and downgrades are evenly balanced in this week’s dataset, with eight price target increases and eight downward adjustments recorded as of June 2, 2026. The Information Technology sector saw the most intense activity, headlined by three separate upward revisions for AMD.
Firm-level moves
AMD received significant attention, with Barclays, TD Cowen, and Mizuho lifting targets to $665, $600, and $615, respectively. Notably, these increases occurred despite the stock currently trading above these consensus mean targets. Other upgrades included GOOGL (Piper Sandler, $425→$445), UNH (Truist, $395→$440), COST (B of A, $1185→$1200; Truist, $977→$1011), and AMZN (Truist, $310→$320).
Conversely, the Utilities sector faced a concentrated series of downward moves from Truist Securities, affecting SO, EXC, ETR, and D. Additionally, CRM saw three downward adjustments from Citigroup, Canaccord Genuity, and Bernstein.
| Ticker | Firm | Dir | Prior→Cur |
|---|---|---|---|
| AMD | Barclays | Up | 500→665 |
| CRM | Bernstein | Down | 194→173 |
| DG | Oppenheimer | Down | 170→150 |
| SO | Truist | Down | 103→100 |
Context
The activity in the Utilities sector stands out for its uniformity, as all four revisions originated from the same firm on the same day. While individual adjustments for names like CRM and AMD reflect firm-specific outlooks, investors can track ongoing price target revisions to monitor how these shifts compare to the broader sector consensus.